Study Finds Rise in 11 Cancer Types Among Young Adults, Links to Obesity
A new study has found that 11 types of cancer are increasing among people aged 20 to 49, raising fresh
End of an Era: Shammi Silva Steps Down as Sri Lanka Cricket Undergoes Overhaul
A major shift has taken place in Sri Lanka’s cricket administration, with Shammi Silva and his executive committee officially stepping
Iran Vows to Protect Nuclear Programme as Tensions Rise Over Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has declared that the country will safeguard its nuclear and missile capabilities as “national assets,”
NATA Proposes Tobacco-Free Generation for Children Born After 2010
The National Authority on Tobacco and Alcohol Sri Lanka has submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Health Sri Lanka
Finance Ministry to Address Parliament on $2.5M Incident
The Ministry of Finance Sri Lanka is set to make a special statement in Parliament regarding the reported misplacement of
HSBC Exits Retail Banking in Sri Lanka as Operations Shift to NTB
The HSBC has officially ended its retail banking operations in Sri Lanka yesterday (30), following the transfer of its retail
EU Grants €2.6 Million for Governance and Civil Society Project in Sri Lanka
The European Union has allocated €2.6 million in funding for a new initiative aimed at enhancing transparency, accountability, and civic
Approval from Religious Authorities Mandatory for Monks Travelling Abroad – Deputy Minister
Deputy Minister of Buddhist Education, Religious and Cultural Affairs Gamagedara Dissanayake says that stricter procedures will be enforced for Buddhist
Islandwide Showers Expected After 1 p.m.; Fairly Heavy Rain Forecast
Showers or thundershowers are expected in most parts of the island after 1:00 p.m., according to the Department of Meteorology
President Highlights Economic Gains in May Day Message, Pledges Worker Support
Anura Kumara Dissanayake says Sri Lanka is marking this year’s International Workers’ Day at a decisive moment, as the country